I created a screenshot for my Yahtzee game in jStified and it rendered poorly. The graphics appear gray in spots, not how they should, and at one point, my screen jumps down. This behavior is exclusive to jStified. Repeated testing on my calculator could not replicate it. The screenshot is below.

I've some suggestions for the debugger, because it was a pain to debug an ASM program for the CSE
1) Load automatically the equates file, based on the loaded ROM, that replaces the address for bcalls( etc
2) Automatically follow the executed address (pc), rather than just going forward, because if you now make a jump, you need to click on "PC" to get the current address
3) For me, the "Step over" either doesn't function, or I don't know how to use it. When I want to jump over a "djnz", I want it such that it loops around until B=0, and then going to the next address, but if I click on "Step over", it runs or whatever.

Hi everyone! Thanks for all of your work on jsTIfied! I teach in a high school math department, and we are all thrilled to discover your work.

I've got it working great on Mac in Chrome, with custom programs uploaded etc. I followed directions to download the rom as a .jpeg file, moved it over to my iPhone7 Plus via dropbox. Uploaded the rom and got the correct skin to load, but it won't turn on. I can press keys and get them to light up red but it's otherwise non-reactive.

Glad to hear that that helped! Tapping on the screen is equivalent to pushing the calculator's [ON] key, to make it easier to turn the calculator on without finding [ON]. Since the [ON] key itself should also work, though, please do mention if it wasn't functioning for you!

When I close the Safari and reopen it, the program will be erased and not exist.

Are you using SourceCoder (the editor, like typing in a document) or jsTIfied (the calculator emulator, like typing on a real calculator)? If you're using SourceCoder, you can export the program as a .8xp. If you're using jsTIfied, you can do the same thing, but jsTIfied should also be saving its state between when you close the jsTIfied page and re-open it on the same device.

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want to learn about asm on the ti 83-plus give me everything
also i was wondering if i can copy code that another machene can reas and move it to the calculator?

Your post is borderline incomprehensible, but I'll do my best to interpret it.

Learning ASM for the TI-83 Plus: Take a look at Learn TI-83 Plus Assembly in 28 Days
Copy code that another machine can read and move it to the calculator: You can port C programs to the TI-84 Plus CE. For just about every other language, you'll need to re-write the program in ASM or TI-BASIC.

guys what does it means by saying load your ROM image
i mean what is a ROM image
thanks
and also is mateo back yet

The ROM image is a copy of your calculator, which is necesary to run an emulator. Because it is illegal to download it, you have to create the ROM image yourself from your calculator, which can be done with rom8x. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!

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